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For months, McDonald's has been slowly teasing that it may or may not bring back its highly beloved Snack Wraps. No word yet on if that's officially happening, but there is one place you can get that same vibe: Popeyes.On Monday, the fast food chain announced it's launching its Popeyes Chicken Wraps, which it says delivers the "same legendary Louisiana flavor with a whole new twist. Wrapped, packed, and made to move with you."As the brand explained in a statement, the wraps include a Popeyes hand-breaded and battered chicken tender, lettuce, shredded cheese, crunchy pickles, and are topped with your choice of a Classic, Spicy, or Honey Mustard spread, all "tucked into a soft, warm tortilla inspired by our famous biscuits."

“With our new Chicken Wraps, we’ve taken our iconic chicken tenders and wrapped them in something completely new, bringing all that craveable crunch in a fresh, portable way,” Chef Amy Alarcon, vice president of culinary innovation at Popeyes, said. “We wanted to create a Chicken Wrap that was undeniably Popeyes. Infusing the flavors from our famous biscuit into our wraps was the perfect way to ensure our signature flavors shine through.”Here's the only sad part: The chicken wraps are only available for a limited time. The good news is the brand is selling them for just $3.99 each.

The wraps aren't the only new offerings from Popeyes. The chain is also introducing new drinks, including Blueberry Lemonade (Chilled or Frozen), Blueberry Cane Sweet Tea, and Blueberry Unsweet Tea.

Both of these new additions would also pair nicely with Popeyes recently launchedThe city is built on hills, but its compact layout, metro system, and much-photographed trams make getting around manageable, even if you're not accustomed to the elevation.

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